2933 - Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only:
Sub-classifications
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2933 1100 00
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2933 19
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2933 1923 00
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2933 1930
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2933 1930 95
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2933 1935 00
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2933 1943 00
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2933 1945 00
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2933 1970 00
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2933 1990 00
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2933 2100 00
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2933 29
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2933 2910 00
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2933 2920 00
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2933 2943 00
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2933 3100 00
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2933 32
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2933 3210 00
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2933 3250 00
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2933 3400 00
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2933 3500 00
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2933 3600 00
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2933 3700 00
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2933 39
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2933 3910 00
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2933 3921 00
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2933 3923 00
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2933 3925 00
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2933 3927 00
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2933 3941 00
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2933 3961 10
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2933 3961 91
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2933 3992 00
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2933 4100 00
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2933 49
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2933 4908 00
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2933 4915 00
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2933 4930 00
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2933 4970 00
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2933 5210 00
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2933 5290 00
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2933 59
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2933 5910 00
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2933 5915 00
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2933 5918 00
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2933 5922 00
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2933 5936 00
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2933 5953 00
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2933 5959 00
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2933 5980 00
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2933 5995 00
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2933 6100 00
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2933 69
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2933 6920 00
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2933 6950 00
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2933 6960
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2933 6960 10
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2933 6960 21
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2933 6960 30
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2933 6960 50
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2933 7100 00
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2933 7200 00
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2933 79
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2933 7915 00
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2933 7920 00
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2933 7930 00
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2933 7940 00
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2933 7985 00
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2933 9200 00
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2933 99
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2933 9905 00
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2933 9911 00
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2933 9914 00
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2933 9917 01
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2933 9922 00
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2933 9924 00
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2933 9926 00
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2933 9946 00
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2933 9951 00
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2933 9953 00
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2933 9955 10
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2933 9955 20
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2933 9955 30
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2933 9955 90
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2933 9958 00
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2933 9961 00
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2933 9965 00
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2933 9970 00
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2933 9975 00
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2933 9982
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2933 9982 10
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2933 9982 20
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2933 9982 90
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2933 9985 00
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2933 9989 00
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Overview
This category, HTS Code 2933, encompasses a broad range of organic compounds characterized by the presence of one or more nitrogen atoms within a ring structure, where no other type of atom (such as oxygen or sulfur) is part of that heterocyclic ring. These compounds are fundamental building blocks in organic chemistry and find extensive use across various industries, including pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, dyes, and plastics. The defining feature is the nitrogen heteroatom within the ring system, differentiating them from other heterocyclic compounds that may include different heteroatoms.
Unlike sibling categories within Chapter 29 which might cover other classes of organic chemicals like alcohols, aldehydes, or acids, HTS 2933 specifically focuses on the nitrogen-containing heterocyclic framework. It is crucial to distinguish these from compounds where nitrogen is present but not as part of the ring system itself, or from inorganic nitrogen compounds. The classification here hinges on the molecular structure, specifically the presence and arrangement of nitrogen atoms within cyclic structures.
The subcategories within 2933 provide a hierarchical breakdown based on the specific type of nitrogen-containing heterocycle. For instance, some subdivisions are dedicated to compounds featuring unfused rings like pyrazole, imidazole, or pyridine, while others address more complex fused ring systems such as quinoline or isoquinoline. Further distinctions are made for compounds containing specific rings like pyrimidine or piperazine, or for lactams, which are cyclic amides. This granular classification allows for precise identification and tariff assignment based on the unique structural characteristics of each nitrogen heterocyclic compound.